Chickens, like most animals, are susceptible to internal parasites. Worms can reduce egg production, cause weight loss, diarrhoea, pale combs, and in severe cases, even kill your birds. Keeping an eye out for symptoms and maintaining a regular worming schedule is essential for flock health and food safety.

Let us know how many and what breed you have. I have Isa Browns, Australorps, Araucanas, Brahmas and Faverolles. I have also had Rhode Island Reds, Plymouth Rocks and Wyandottes. We have also raised Cob meat birds. We currently have about 35 chickens who are pasture raised, so have access to their paddock day and night.